Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

DGCEWOCA -1ADI 4O1pf AO iAI nAAN OA HUI. R. C. Brown, a son.
 Charley Shibell looks quite at home in the sherIf7s office. with the workings of which he is thoroughly familiar.
 The department general order has been issued formally transferring south ern California to the Department of Ari- zOns.
 Mir. N. B. Appel went from this city Co Los Angeles to accept position on the police force of that city. Mir. Appel will prove to be good officer.
 Judge W. J. Osborn will hereafter oc- cupy the office of District Attorney H. R. JeffJrds, ID the court House, and has moved hIs desks and library therein.
 Mir. D. 4. Sanford will probably erect building soon on his lot between Cor gress street and Maiden Lane, east of Church street.
 Messrs. Allison < Sons have received returns from the last carload of Olive Camp ore, and It averaged 225 ounces in silver per ton.
 Frank O. Prescott, formerly telegraph operator ID Tombstone and for 6 time holiinR 8 like position in this city, is
 
 ern Union office in Los Angeles,
 Len Corbett has dropped into the duties of clerk of the postoffice with 6 natural grace and fills the bill to perfec- tion. He Is prompt, gentlemRply and courteous 10 all, and seems to be the right man ID the right place.
 Howard Flynn, who has been con nected with the St. Louis Exchange since Buff took charge, has accepted & position with GlAscott and Smith at their club room, corner of Congress and Court streets.
 Schumacher has cured lot of splen- dId bacon. and can supply dealers and miners, As well as families with 6 very choice article. He IS packing and curing vast utntity of pork, and purposes supplying the local market.
 The new year brings 8 few changes sbou- the sherIffs office Mir. Chas. A. Shioell takes the place of Mir. T, H Finch as under sheriff, and Messrs. William Moore and l.. r. Faison are the new jail guards ID place of w. II. Omvy and Pedro Pellon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Salsdin experi- | enced any thing but R happy new year | Thei. infant Son, E. J. c. SslRdIn, but | hNllc bNcE n LuOulu Olut ulcI hl lhlE- past Il four o'clock iD the afternoon of the first, after several days of illness. The fun eral took place al 8 80 p. ID. on Sunday, from the Catholic church. The many | friends of the family extend their sym psthy to the bereaved family ID their 6ffliction.
 Cass ReInhart, at his farm five miles northwest Of PheniI, has constructed an immense pond, for the purpose of breed ing carp, bathing and for other plea suTes It is Bvout 300X6OO feet in dI- mansions. In constructing this work Mir. Rzlnhart svailed himself of the natural depression of the ground, threw up @ large levee on the lower side and accomplished his purpose at 6 compar- atively littIe cost. The water Is six or seven feet deep ID portions of the pond.
 Nature may have made little miscal- culatIOn, but II has shown considerable energy, ID Rrouslng the trees and vege- table growth to renewed action. The mulberry trees in this city have put on 8 new and heavy growth of verdure. and attsRd t9 saiEgss hf fhaFs a"H efPsEaea s r as though they really bellevs there wllI be no blightibg frosts to witber their smbI- tious development. Nature has surely l . festivities have left sn alteration that II finds difficulty ID erBdicstIng.
 The repair shops at the machinery depot of this c:ty are among the most useful institutions ID Southern Arizona. They are possessed of facilities for mak- ing or repairing any and all kinds of machinery. from the 10, st delicate and complicated mechanism to the heaviest and most mas i've. Skilled mBchinists are employed m this department and all the work IS fully warranted. There IS no necessity for long delays by sending broken machinery to the east or west for repairs when they can be done just Rs cheaply here and weeks saved m time. Outside orders directed to Mir. John Gardiner will receive prompt attention.
 There was very pheasant gathering of Sunday school children and their parents and friends at the Bsptist church on Friday evening to enjoy the Christmas tree festivities and entertain meBt. Everything was arranged on a . scale of unusual msguihcence that elicIted surprise and admiration. Santa Claus was arrsyed with fugid munifi- cence that utteIly disregarded the un- I ohrIstmss-hke weather and his ise-pRl- ace was a fitting mansion for the gener- ' were remembered kindly and more ) happy gathering could scarcely have ( been found anywhere else ID s the wide world. On Thursday evening. December 30th, T Mrs. Wm. E. Guild died of consumption, after sn illness of several months dura- ton. Tbe deceased lady was an old res ident of Florence; where she had large ' circle of friends, by whom she wss es- I teemed for her many admirable traits of I character. By her death Florence SO a ciety loses valued member and one s whose place It will be difficult to fill, a She was a loving wife, devoted mother. h and leaves a husband, two little boys. f mother and sister to mourn her loss n She was laid 10 rest Friday afternoon n snd large coDcourse of sOrrowing I friends follOEed the remains to the | grave. Peace to her Eshes and rest to | soul.-FlOrence Enterprise. | An effort will be made during the sp- 6 preaching session of the legislature 10 pass such & law as will secure a more s equitable valuation of property m the !. different counties of the Territory SC I that the burden of taxation may be more f equally borne. Under the present mode of assessing values, no tgo counties ID NAO ANAAAAbi ltr plhCc JUG l the different classes Of live stock, while v the same between the assessments of a the same grades of stock cattle m differ a ent counties often amounted to several | dollars Der head. While this makes DO n difference sO far Hs county taxes are con. V cerned. ID the levying of Territorial ( taxes lt does Bod amounts to a much F larger sum being returned ss taxes by t the counties where the higher rate of V valuation Is the rule than where a low A assessment Is mRie.-HOot < Horn. '
 MR. J. J. BATxE, B Lake Avenue. l, Rochester, \. Y. will tell you If you e if you write, enclosing stamp, that thls n wonderful story IS true: "In 1882 was Il taken to the Clifton Springs Sanitarium, T in & most 6eplorsble condition, with con h gestion of the liver, constant cold h4nds 0 and feet, rushing of blood to the head, V purple spots on my face, and my skin was il ss yellow as a lemon. The slightest food nj could not be taken, without some dis